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basic meaning of international tax avoidance, international tax havens, transfer pricing
                   and related administration, common practices of international tax avoidance,
                   international anti-avoidance laws and regulations and so on. Jurisdiction Practice of
                   Anti-Avoidance walks participants through relevant jurisdictions’ practices and cases
                   of tax administration of transfer pricing, advance pricing arrangement, cost-sharing
                   agreement, controlled foreign enterprises, thin capitalization and general anti-
                   avoidance.

                   2.2.3 Cross-Border Income Tax Administration
                   Cross-border income tax administration mainly includes offshore tax administration
                   on resident taxpayers and domestic tax administration on non-resident taxpayers. In
                   recent years, with the deepening of global economic and trade exchanges, cross-
                   border income tax administration has become increasingly prominent.

                   This subtopic consists of three courses. Offshore Tax Administration walks
                   participants through different types of cross-border transactions, the types of
                   international tax jurisdiction, the concept and judgment criteria for tax residency, the
                   determination of the source of income, the relief of international double taxation
                   caused by the overlap of different tax jurisdictions, entitlement to treaty benefits and
                   so on. Introduction of Non-Resident Taxation shares the administration of non-
                   resident enterprise income tax, focusing on policies of non-resident enterprises with
                   permanent establishments and of withholding at source on the income of non-resident
                   enterprises. Jurisdiction Practice of Non-Resident Tax Administration summarizes
                   relevant management regulations and supporting administrative measures for cross-
                   border income tax administration of non-resident enterprises or non-resident
                   individuals in relevant jurisdictions.

                   2.2.4 BEPS Action Plan

                   The BEPS Action Plan is an international tax reform project endorsed by G20 leaders
                   and commissioned to the OECD, in which 15 action plan reports and an explanatory
                   statement are included. Each of the BEPS actions addresses weaknesses in existing
                   international tax rules or regulations, making recommendations on adjustments to
                   international rules and domestic law in order to enable countries (regions) to achieve a
                   coordinated and comprehensive response to BEPS.

                   The course BEPS Action Plan, as its name suggests, explains contents,
                   recommendations and achievements of the 15 BEPS Actions, such as digital economy,
                   hybrid mismatch and controlled foreign corporation rules.


                   2.2.5 Introduction of International Rules to Address the Tax Challenges Arising
                   from the Digitalization of the Economy

                   The digital economy has been booming in recent years, expanding in scale and
                   deepening in application. It has gradually become a key engine to promote economic
                   progress and high-quality economic development. However, the rapid development of
                   the digital economy in the global scope has brought many challenges to the traditional

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